Audio-Video Techniques

Midterm Reviewer
September 6, 2018
I. IDENTIFICATION:

____________________ 1. A thin flexible strip of plastic material with light sensitive emulsion used to
photograph pictures, later on used in motion pictures.
____________________ 2. Transparent medium made of nitrate where the sensitive emulsion
placed atop of it.
____________________ 3. Colloid made of silver halide which is very sensitive to light.
____________________ 4. A single image in a film, the smallest unit of a base and emulsion used in
photography.
____________________ 5. Tiny square holes on both sides hooked into the camera when you load a
film.
____________________ 6. Is the ratio of the width and the height of an image or a screen.
____________________ 7. Invented film as a product.
____________________ 8. Invented film as an entertainment.
____________________ 9. An optical illusion where multiple discreet images blend as a single
image in the human mind where the theory of motion picture began.
____________________ 10. An English photographer best known for his pioneering works in
photographic studies of motion picture.
____________________ 11. Is measured by ASA created by the American Standardization
Association, replaced by ISO.
____________________ 12. The scale created to measure the film’s sensitivity to light.
____________________ 13. Original motion picture that has a running time of 40 minutes including
credits.
____________________ 14. Original motion picture rthat hass a running time of 100 minutes or
more.
____________________ 15. A genre of film which are emotionally structured films narrating
experiences of man in _ form.
____________________ 16. A genre of film which are fast paced films involving physical
movements, chases and involvement of arms and guns.
____________________ 17. A genre of film which are emotional thrillers
____________________ 18. A genre of film which are history based movies.
____________________ 19. A genre of film which are unreal and are created by science and
creative imaginations.
____________________ 20. A genre of film which are unreal fictions intended to scare the audience.
____________________ 21. A genre of film which features cartoons and/or using objects as
humans.
____________________ 22. A genre of film which features X-Rated movies.
____________________ 23. A series of film shots in frames.
____________________ 24. Normal speed.
____________________ 25. Jerky speed.
____________________ 26. Slow motion.
____________________ 27. The one who hired Ead Weard Muybridge to take pictures of his horses.
____________________ 28. Standard size of apertures.
____________________ 29. The first film ever made.
____________________ 30. The first film ever made lasted for about ____.
____________________ 31. Silent movies are also called __.
____________________ 32. Is the main framework of any film narrative or audio-visual work, it is
also the blueprint of any narrative prose.
____________________ 33. It is much different from other kinds of scripts.
____________________ 34. Guides the announcer regarding the activity of the radio.
____________________ 35. Narrative type of a radio script.
____________________ 36. Script for musicals are called __.
____________________ 37. Script for plays/broadway are called __.
____________________ 38. This script is written in a chronological order.
____________________ 39. Scripts for television is called a __.
____________________ 40. Allows the merchandisers and the show to keep track the activity of the
show.
____________________ 41. Scripts written for films is a __.
____________________ 42. Guides new filmmakers what to shoot.
____________________ 43. A kind of Audio-Visual Production usually running 5mins. – 10mins
which focuses on promoting something.
____________________ 44. A type of Audio-Visual Production associated with tourism, person or a
legend.
____________________ 45. A short film about the achievements/dreams usually used in campaigns.
____________________ 46. A part of a script which allows us to unify the script in chronological
order.
____________________ 47. A building, a house, anything enclosed and is where the actions are
done.
____________________ 48. The only space where the scriptwriter can say something, any actions
done are done in descriptions and is the voice of the scriptwriter.
____________________ 49. Spoken lines of the characters.
____________________ 50. Brief description of the plot, converged in a narrative form with
explanations of actions and motivation of the characters. It is a summary of what happened.
____________________ 51. A sub-plot of the narrative fiction or non-fiction work written in lines that
threads experiences of characters with specific names and places.
____________________ 52. A quick summary described in few lines but leaves impact.
____________________ 53. A way of writing stories/plots which are events that do not conform to
the traditional way of life.
____________________ 54. A way of writing stories/plots which are taken from the French way of
writing a script.
____________________ 55. A French way of writing a script is called ___.
____________________ 56. Is a dark chamber that to the phenomenon of recording images.
____________________ 57. A type of camera which is very big and usually used for black and white
films.
____________________ 58. In this system, the video and sound information are separated.
____________________ 59. Reference of the editor and provides information of the editor.
____________________ 60. Possible because of the VTR (video-tape recording)
____________________ 61. A kind of audio-replacement which is called ___.
____________________ 62. A kind of light used in photography which are for the exterior and
produces a blue light.
____________________ 63. A kind of light used in photography which are for the interior and
produces a yellowish light.
____________________ 64. The relationship of the key light and the fill light.
____________________ 65. The stronger light.
____________________ 66. The weaker light.
____________________ 67. The measurement of light and the ability of light to bring out lightness.
____________________ 68. A type of camera movement that the camera and the subject are both
moving.
____________________ 69. A type of camera movement that shows a steady subject while the
camera moves.
____________________ 70. A type of camera movement usually used for emotional scenes and
musical scenes.
____________________ 71. Attached on the lens.
____________________ 72. Light at the back of the subject and gives an anti-aging effect.
____________________ 73. A type of light equipment for bar door lights.
____________________ 74. A type of light equipment which is small, inky dinky.
____________________ 75. A type of light equipment which is big and produces blue light.
____________________ 76. A type of light equipment which is used for equipment.
____________________ 77. A type of cinematic shot which became the basis of cinematography.
____________________ 78. Clear and crisp, focused shots.
____________________ 79. D/P
____________________ 80. The one who guides the lights needed.
____________________ 81. A type of cinematic shot which produces light at the back of the subject.
____________________ 82. A type of common shot which is vertical.
____________________ 83. A type of common shot usually used in horizontal and panoramas and is
done with the tripod of lock.
____________________ 84. Is the standard size of the frame of a film.
____________________ 85. Relationship of the height and width.
____________________ 86. Is the juxtaposition of filmed shots during production or otherwise all
recorded materials during shooting.
____________________ 87. French word for “connection”, series of related shots.
____________________ 88. The assembly of the first shot of materials/
____________________ 89. Is used by film editors to connect the related shots.
____________________ 90. Reservation of shots.
____________________ 91. It is considered to be ___ if the film has timelessness, award-winning,
many people have watched it and normally done by great directors.
____________________ 92. A technique used by European directors in editing.
____________________ 93. It is a big screen, blue or green in color.
____________________ 94. Film is sensitive to __, it became the basis of 3D.
____________________ 95. Is the audio part of film production.
____________________ 96. It is an element of a soundtrack which composes of background music,
theme song and incidental music.
____________________ 97. It is an element of a soundtrack which composes of the dialogue, non-
spoken lines, annotations and the voice overs.
____________________ 98. It is a visual spectacle which provides colors, art and location and the
total picture of the film.
____________________ 99. Means to make a frame look like a big picture.
____________________ 100. Makes the design, color combination, and clothes.
____________________ 101. Responsible for the costumes.
____________________ 102. Responsible for the hair.
____________________ 103. Responsible for assembling all the props.
____________________ 104. Responsible for keeping the props used.
____________________ 105. Responsible for the lights and curtains.
____________________ 106. Responsible for writing and taking the notes in detail of the positions.

II. ENUMERATION

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 Different Categories of Films:

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 Different Types of Scripts

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 A script should have:

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 How do you write scripts?

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 Different Ways of Writing Stories/Plots:

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 Different Cameras Used in Cinematography:

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 Different Lights Used in Photography:

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 Different Light Equipment

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 Kinds of Cinematic Shots:

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 Different Techniques in Film Editing:

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 Elements of a Soundtrack:

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 Classification of Special Effects:

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